16 Sep
2007
16 Sep
'07
8:55 p.m.
dons wrote:
Spencer has a possible architecture based on ghci, which would give us zero-compile reloading, using just the bytecode interpreter.
An alternative approach could be a standard Config.hs that reads parameters from $HOME/.xmonad.cfg. This file would be some sort of 0-th order config language (xml?) supporting common configuration options. Then: * experts could continue to maintain a custom Config.hs, and recompile as required * novices could edit .xmonad.cfg directly or via a GUI tool, without needing to recompile. Tim